The workspace stays close to the user.
The current product runs on the user’s own computer and keeps its working records locally by default.
Local-first AI workspace
Complex work.One clear space.
Aluzar is a desktop workspace that turns long-running conversations, research and decisions into organized work people can actually use—without making the interface feel like a control room.
Product proof
Already running locally.
This is a real screen from the current alpha, not a marketing mockup. The product is being expanded one useful area at a time.
Product principles
Power underneath.
Clarity on top.
Aluzar is intentionally opinionated: the system may handle complicated context and tools, but the person using it should see only what matters right now.
Context should survive the conversation.
Sources, decisions, pending work and corrections remain connected instead of disappearing into isolated chat threads.
Sensitive actions remain deliberate.
The system can prepare complex work, while actions involving identity, money or private data stay under explicit human control.
Why Claude
A reasoning layer for work that does not fit in one prompt.
Claude integration is in development.
Claude is being evaluated as a core reasoning provider for the parts of Aluzar that need to read a large amount of context, compare sources, explain difficult material clearly and produce structured results for the rest of the workspace.
Long-context synthesis across research, notes and prior decisions.
Source-aware analysis that separates evidence from inference.
Clear teaching and planning adapted to the person using the workspace.
Structured outputs that local tools can validate before acting.
Current status: the desktop alpha is functional; the production Claude connection and its model-routing safeguards are the next integration step.